The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-03-24

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A SERIES of special services, conducted
by Miss Anna Downey, viii be held IN the
VI. E. church, commencing March 9th.
1t IS expected that Miss Downey will re-
main In the city about two weeks, con-
Quoting a meeting every evening. -
The Ripon College Glee Club, assisted
by Mr.. VIM. Ostenfeldt, Mrs. J. E. Plumb
and Mrs. E. r. Smith will give pleasant
evenings entertainment at the Presby-
terial church next Monday evening. The
exercises will begin at s o'clock. Adj
mission DC.
WEATHER prophets predict an unusually
cold spring The sign on which they fig
ure is the direction of the wind when the
| sun crossed the lines which was. this
year, northeast. Toquote Tom Windiate
who has pithy way of stating truths,
they may be right"
4 CONTEST at the spring election in
| SchIesw1g which viii call out the voters,
| Is an attempt on the part of the kiel peo-
| pie to change the polls from Rockville to
that village. The contest viii probably
end in the building of town house in
the central part of the town.
FRANK SEIDL of this city has procured
a patent on an attachment for reapers,
binders and mowers, which Will give him
wealth. By means of it pease or lodged
grain can be cut fully as well and as cas-
lily as standing grain. The attachment
viii command a heavy sale in sections
where pease are grown to any extent.
CHARLES McCULLY Of Cato has resign
| ed his position on the road and is now
foreman of the lime kiln works at Grimm's.
These kilns have been sold to new parties
lately, and many improvements have been
made and Others are contemplated. Two
new hlns will be put in soon. The COM
pany now employ sixteen men and soon
will have an increased force.
THIS is how the Milwaukee Journal
speaks of our Mayor, IL giving a descrip-
ton of the legislative ball: Only two
| assemblymen INDUCED in claw-hammers
-Reinhardt Rahr of Manilowoc, and W.
J. McElroy Of Milwaukee, the former be-
ing tall blonde with full beard and the
latter a short and slender brunette, with
long, slender mustache.'
A YOUNG man named Tollefson was
working the drill press at Hanson's wagon
shop on Thursday last. He raised his
hand to seize a lever, keeping his eyes the
while on the work in which was engaged
He thrust his fingers between two cog
wheels which were in motion and injured
his hand so badly that amputation of one
finger was necessar Two more were
| badly chewed up.
HERE are no class Of people more
to be honored than printers. Henry
! Schweitzer, foreman OF The Northwestern
office was calling upon all who thirsted
! to come and be filled on Saturday last.
The event which Henry was celebrating
was the advent Of his tenth baby boy and
Henry is only about 10 years of age. In
case Of another war Henry viii be IL
position to Justly lay claim to the title
Of Gather OF veterans"
TIE bulk Of our goods for the spring
/ tso5a are now being bought, and part of
them viii arrive this week. but most Of
them the naxt. Anything new in the
/ market, provided il IS really desirable at
/ The same time, viii be "gobbled up" for
/ as. as viii also anything extraordinarily
cheap. When We say cheap, we mean
. anything much below regular price. it
need not be low-priced goods, nor
/ ''siloddy." SCHUETTE Bros.
! c. ". WHITE is making arrangements
I 10 move to Chiffon. Charley" viii be
missed here in Manitowoc. He is one OF
the sturdy men Of the place who never
feared to speak his sentiments, and to
! fight for his opinions He never yet
/ hesitated to call man a rascal if he
| thought him one and there r.,ver was
man who cherishes resentments less.
There is not person in the city who
i knows him who will not regret his pur-
/ pose to leave
CHARLES BEERS is about to begin a